If rubbed on glass is this waterproof? Ie; can be washex or run thru dish washer w/o coming off?
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I can't say, for sure, but 2 things would make me think so, enough to test it. 1. I've used it on lots of items that get nominally wet. Played with in the rain, fell in the pool... without any problems. Also, it was developed for use on cars. So, I wouldn't do anything precious and valuable first, but I would certainly try it on a dollar store item and put it through the washer. Once used, rubbing only makes it shinier, it doesn't rub off onto a cloth. I would guess it's safe.
1365949
yes...I've had no problems using dishwasher:however, I have to occasionally rub off water spots on exterior of cup
2053694
The packaging says "not recommended for dishwashers"...especially the lid liner, gasket liner and lid. You will find that this is pretty much self cleaning and does not really need to go in a dishwasher. I just rinse mine in warm soapy water and let dry.
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Yes! I put mine in the dishwasher all the time. At first, with it being as shiny as polished silver, I was afraid to put it in there. I had to keep reminding myself that it's stainless steel, and it's fine. I've had mine for about 9 months, and put them in the dishwasher regularly. The only problem I've had, is sometimes it'll get little water spots. Those just wipe off, though, so it's not a real problem. Know that even using a scotch-brite type scrubber will leave tiny scratches. I avoid those, and accept that if I'm using them all the time, they're going to get some wear. They're still as bright as they were when new. Yes! I put mine in the dishwasher all the time. At first, with it being as shiny as polished silver, I was afraid to put it in there. I had to keep reminding myself that it's stainless steel, and it's fine. I've had mine for about 9 months, and put them in the dishwasher regularly. The only problem I've had, is sometimes it'll get little water spots. Those just wipe off, though, so it's not a real problem. Know that even using a scotch-brite type scrubber will leave tiny scratches. I avoid those, and accept that if I'm using them all the time, they're going to get some wear. They're still... » Read More Yes! I put mine in the dishwasher all the time. At first, with it being as shiny as polished silver, I was afraid to put it in there. I had to keep reminding myself that it's stainless steel, and it's fine. I've had mine for about 9 months, and put them in the dishwasher regularly. The only problem I've had, is sometimes it'll get little water spots. Those just wipe off, though, so it's not a real problem. Know that even using a scotch-brite type scrubber will leave tiny scratches. I avoid those, and accept that if I'm using them all the time, they're going to get some wear. They're still as bright as they were when new. « Show Less
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I have used this for over a year now. to be honest, never actually put it into a dish washer. I just rinse it out and refill it. I would ask the vendor if you can. I can tell you it is plastic so it may not be suitable for the high temperatures of a dishwasher. Other than that, it works really well and does not spill.
816056
I really don't know but since it is etched I would take the time to wash it by hand. I do all my dishes the old fashioned way "by hand" and have never been impressed with the way really good dishes come out of a dishwasher.
271237
No idea what the problem is but why would you put it in the dishwasher? It is soap, I just rinse it off from time to time and dry it and it keeps going just fine. I like fact it is plastic, it does not break like glass can and that is important in the kitchen. Nothing lasts forever but evrything needs to b used within reason. This is not a major engineered product. It is a simple foam dispenser and if used within reason should last some time.
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So far so good. I have had mine for several months and have washed it both by hand and in the dishwasher. I'm trying to wash it mostly by hand for fear of the design coming off, but my kids do the dishes so I often find it after it had been through the washer.
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We've only had ours about six months and wash it by hand after each use, but the marks have not begun to fade in the least. I cannot say what a dishwasher would do however, sorry.
1071017
I don't think I would put in a dishwasher but it probably would not hurt it as long as you oiled it up after it dried off.And no uv light will not damage the finish or the handle.
1071478
I do not use the dishwasher for this product because the soaps, abrasives and chemicals could have an effect. Too much invested to take the chance. Better safe than sorry. I presume you have tried Platex gloves?
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there are some plastic parts that would not do well in DW, but the glass itself is OK to put in DW. Personally, I rinse them right after use and let it drip dry. No need for dish soap or DW.
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I havent tried removing it but its not paper thin and i believe it would pull off intact with some effort. Soap and water are mostly what causes it to stick. Its been amazing for our dishwasher so far.
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Hi Stetson & Megan, Thanks for your excellent question. Normally we would not recommend placing labels on glasses in the dishwasher due to the extreme heat and abrasive nature of the detergents used. That said, it is not something we have tested as you are the first customer with this enquiry. I have asked our Quality Control team to investigate and run a dishwasher test. I expect to have the results of that investigation in a few days and will update this reply once have received the results. Thanks for your patience. Regards, Paul Davidson Chalk This Way
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Mine is the black one, and I have not put it through the dish washer yet. It is stoneware and I would assume it would be okay in the dish washer. But if you are concerned about it, buy some Dawn dish soap and wash it by hand with hot water. The Dawn will break down the grease and clean the stoneware really well.
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Yes it's waterproof. You would wipe it clean. I wouldn't put it in the washer.
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The BEST way is to wipe it out w/paper towels upon rinsing. Avoid "scratchy" cleaners always, but you can remove past buildup w/those "safe for Teflon" dishwashing sponges. Hope this helps!